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General A variety of standard as well as special mounting methods are available to suit virtually any installation. Standard Mounting Methods Flush Mount with Studs (ST) The backs of cast letters are drilled and tapped to accept threaded studs. Letters are mounted flush to the wall surface. Letters 3″ in cap height and smaller are... View Article